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The Ultimate Wanderlust for Hikers and Adventurers

Chadar Trek, India
Chadar Trek, India | Manish Lakhani, from Wanderlust, © Gestalten 2017

Exploring the world one step at a time, Wanderlust lives up to its name. From walkers to climbers, and everything in between, this spectacular book excites and invigorates, providing the thirst for the next great outdoor adventure.

Following in the well trodden footsteps of migrating animals or paths of ancient trade routes, the trails featured in Wanderlust showcase the sheer excitement of outdoor exploration, through inviting maps, practical tips, and utterly gorgeous photography.

Western Arthur’s Range, Tasmania.

Suitable for everyone from recreational walkers, right up to modern day adventurers in the search for their next challenge, there is a clear focus on how the landscapes and natural environments connect with the people that inhabit them.

Seductive photography illustrates the journeys up sharp summits, through jagged ravines and across mighty oceans. Wanderlust provides maps and details, richly illustrated so readers can plan for a short exploration around Tibet’s venerated Mount Kailash, step through Utah’s Virgin River or across the dramatic volcanic swathes of terrain that dominate Iceland. Practical tips come from author Cam Honan, a hiking maven who has personally traveled along many of the trails included, offering guidance and enchantment along the way.

Trolltunga, Norway.
El Caminito del Rey, Spain
Alta Via 1, Italy
Guides, tips and routes
Wadi Rum, Jordan
The Great Divide Trail, Canada
Centerpoint to Big Bluff, USA

WANDERLUST
Gestalten
£30.00

About the author

Luke was born and raised in various parts of south London, before studying Politics and Social Psychology at Loughborough University. His time in the midlands was limited to his study and upon his return to the capital (via the obligatory travelling in between), wrote for a number of different local and national publications, before moving into the editorial side of things. Aside from the obvious interest in sport, he loves food, travel, reading and film, but if any can somehow incorporate sport in the process, then all the better.

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